I'm also obsessed with the actual colors. There are so many possibilities with this one. I love how they included a nice mix of more natural shades as well as some purple, coral, and blue. All while keeping the shades incredibly pigmented, yet wearable.
This isn't really going to be a huge post reviewing the palette itself (look for a swatch post here on Thursday), however I do give a little overview/review at the beginning of the video below before the tutorial.
For this look, I wanted to create a sort of "wear anywhere" Spring look. I kept with my favorite actual eye shadow placement that works for any look really, while using colors other than the typical browns.
Fluttery, natural lashes, clean liner, and a a pretty blend of brightening mauves and purples on the lid paired with baby pink lips and a glow of peach on the cheek all come together to create a really bright-eyed, put-together look that is also a bit fun for Spring. I hope you enjoy it!
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So EXCITED to read this and watch your tutorial. I have been wanting to purchase the Lorac Pro for a while, but stalled because I gravitate to matte shades and it seems to have more shimmer. Plus there are several light shades that I don't think would get much use. Then this IT Cosmetics palette came out. I LOVE that they are all matte and you can switch it up whenever you want to. Plus, some of the colors seem close to Lorac when held side by side in store. I'd be interested to hear your take on how it compares since Lorac has been so popular! So far I've loved the It Cosmetics line. It'll be purchasing more of it I'm sure!
ReplyDeleteIt's really beautiful!! Can't wait to watch this video!!!
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Love it! I like this look for work.
ReplyDeleteYou are really pushing me to buy that blush. I must resist. I must resist. :)
ReplyDeletethe palette is just stunning....gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love the video, and the look. Such pretty colors!♥
ReplyDeleteyou look so gorgeous with this eye look! Can you do a tutorial with the blue and coral shade? I'd love to see how that looks!
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So in love with your work !!!And I'm so happy that you using It cosmetics they are my favored .... Kisses Cassie
ReplyDeleteI love this look and wish I could do the cat eye with the eyeliner but it never works on me. The colors are beautiful so I might create this look minus the cat eyeliner because it looks gorgeous!
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Love your tutorial! you have definitely convinced me to go out and buy this palette! All the colors are so beautiful! Also, I have never seen the IT Tightline before I want to try that too! THANKS!!
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OMG!!! You look so gorgeous girl!!! Love your makeup for you have used great shades that have bring out your natural beauty. Thanks for sharing this tutorial.
ReplyDeleteit does look very pretty on you, and i'm always looking forward for your new videos.
ReplyDeleteOh my word! You look beautiful. Would you say that the hourglass products are what give the flawless glow to your face?
ReplyDeleteyour eye makeup looks gorgeous ♥♥ love!!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this palette and i am so going to buy the MAC Angel Lipstick and lipliner to match so beautiful!
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I've been looking for a spring look without going over the top and this is perfect!
ReplyDeleteGreat videos! I always love getting makeup tips.makeup ideas
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